Good language...?

hello, i was wondering what language i should use, i have been using C++ and the best i can do is the name program (the one where you type in your name then it will say your name), c++ confuses me much, but i also am gonna do a project with my friend with darkBASIC, making a game, thats easy exept the graphical things. the book is 60 something bucks, cannot afford. i have around 4 different c++ books and 1 c book. none of them make sense, i have looked for tutorials. what i want to do is make CS mods and diablo2 module (which is c++). and make the game. if you know of any GOOD,(ive found alot of shit ass tutorials) tutorials or what language CS is written in and we're to find the source code, that would help. if hellmonkeys released the golddrop module source code since its patched and patch has came.. it would help lots.
thanks

http://www.gamedev.net

Might prove useful for you when it comes to choosing the right language for you.

Well, everyone and their mother will blindly choose C++, like mindless Nazis following Hitler, as is expected.

However, you really need to try every other language before you decide which is right for you. For example, I like VB. It's a myth that its slow, you just have to know how to code properly in it.

Now, if you want your game to be compilable in other OS's, you'd need C++...but who uses other OS's anyway. 1% of the population?

Nothing wrong with DarkBasic, it's really similar to QBASIC and VisualBasic... and QB and VB are really easy.

Though, the DB graphic stuff is a bit difficult to learn, but the collision detection and such is built-in, so it's not TOO bad. I haven't messed around with it in a while though, I've been busy with VB stuff.

I like english a lot, but swahilian can be fun too.

well...personally i like c/c++...but VB is really good also. c/c++ is not 2 difficult...what are you having trouble with? i dunno...you could try vb...and look at that website chruser said...gamedev is pretty dang good.

I used to really like Turbo Pascal, but C++ just gives you so much more freedom. If you're a beginning programmer, C isn't for you, however. You can do absolutely anything in C++ that you can do in any other language except in a few cases assembly. BASIC and it's derivatives, Pascal, Lisp, pretty much any other language will impose limitations on what you can do, but C++ is about as close to assembly as it comes without being assembly.

actually, im taking the www.cprogramming.com tutorials, real nice, and doing the quizes at end, and in my other thread, its halflife modding, which is gonna help me understand alot

Jumping straight into C/C++ isnt the way. Try one of the various incarnations of Basic, darkBasic will do or VB. Turbo Pascal is good to get yourself into the swing of graphical coding. VC++ using opengl is great if you can comprehend C++ but might be abit above you at the moment, don't try run before you can walk.

I prefer the language of love, its the language that keeps on giving!